Horns Discuss Carl Fischer Cornet in the Equipment forums; Hi all.
I just got this cornet and don't know much about it. It has a Carl Fischer (Boston, Mass) ...
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Re: Carl Fischer Cornet
It is definitely a stencil. Fischer stopped making/importing horns in 1923. Then they bought York Instruments. This looks pretty modern so I would guess it's made by York. It might be a variation of the Senator by York, but yours has no 3rd slide spit valve! So... Oldlou may be of some assistance
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Re: Carl Fischer Cornet
Hum. Looking at horn-u-copia for York cornets, it seems very similar to this one. But that page says it's a custom model, it doesn't help.
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Re: Carl Fischer Cornet
The York Custom cornet was either manufactured by the Carl Fischer sub line of York or Blessing, both companies owned at that time by C.F.. In either case it was a more than decent little horn. If the price is to your liking and financial ability, buy it.
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Re: Carl Fischer Cornet
Yes, it looks very similar to the blessing cornets on horn-u-copia. If it follows the blessing serial number, it's a 1968 cornet. Actually it doesn't matter, I like the horn and I'll keep it. Just want to know more about it :)
I'll trade it on my conn director that I can't play :)
Two birds with one stone (rabbits here in Brazil :)
Thank you all!
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